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Omics-driven plant breeding through phenomics-enviromics crosstalk. [PDF]
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Genotype by environment interaction analysis for seed cotton yield stability under normal irrigation and drought stress conditions using numerical stability statistics. [PDF]
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Integrating marker-assisted identification and multi-environment trait stability models to select superior rice restorer lines for hybrid breeding. [PDF]
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Genotype x environment interaction in castor
Madras Agricultural Journal, 2000The phenotype stability of 79 genotypes of castor (60 hybrids and 19 parents) grown over four environments was studied for oil content, seed yield and other related traits. Variance due to genotypes, environments, G x E (liner) components was highly significant for all the traits.
MANIVEL P, JAVAD HUSSAIN H.S
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GENOTYPE X ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS FOR SEED YIELD IN CLUSTERBEAN
Madras Agricultural Journal, 1984Genotype x environment interaction was investigated for grain yield in 12 branched genotypes of clusterbean (Cyamopsis tetragonaloba (L.) Taub), under rainfed conditions, during monsoon seasons (1979-1981). There was a significant variation for geno- types and genotype X environment interaction for grain yield.
HENRY A, DAULAY H.S
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Genotype x environment interaction
1995In section 8.2 the genotypic value was defined as g:= E (\(\underline{p}\) | gt, E). This implies that the genotypic value depends not only on the macro-environmental conditions, but also on the effect of the interaction of the considered genotype and the considered macro-environment.
Izak Bos, Peter Caligari
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Genotype x environment interaction through AMMI analysis in sesame genotypes
Journal of Oilseeds Research, 2020The present study investigates the magnitude of GxE interaction and stability of sesame genotypes over theenvironments. The results indicated that for seed yield/plant, the ASV values ranged from 0.186 to 2.363. Accordingly, genotypes SAVITRI, TMV-4, SSD-5, DSS-9 and RAJESHWARI were considered to be most stable, while YLM-17, CHANDANA, NIRMALA, USHA ...
null BHAGWAT SINGH, null RAJANI BISEN
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